Trent Alexander-Arnold marked his return from the injury by marking the winner in Liverpool’s 1-0 win over Leicester City in the Premier League, moving Reds to three points of title victory after a 13th victory from their last head against Foxes, who returned as a result.

Arsenal’s victory against Ipswich meant Liverpool will have to wait for the champions to be officially crowned no matter the result, but the Reds still emerged showing the goal as Mohamed is wrong Hit both posts in the third minute.

Stephy Mavididi was causing problems for Conor Bradley to go to the other side, setting Wilfred Ndidi on a blow that also hit wood work, though he had an immediate reminder of Salah’s threat as he worked Mads Hermansen.

The hosts continued to compete well, with Dominik Szoboszlai using a speculative free kick that was convincingly gathered by Hermansen.

Luke Thomas then reacted to block Salah’s latest attempt and Ibrahima’s head conquer was routinely rescued. Conor coadyBlushes were spared after he allowed Luis Diaz to take back and find Cody agateWhile Hermansen went down to pull the Dutch head.

The banning of the foxes then prevented an attempt by Gakpo from finding the upper corner, before Ndidi cleaned a more compelling head of the cones and salad lost by the back post.

Hermansen was in thickness of action again after resumption, defining Szoboszlai’s strike from the range before the coady rushed back to clear Gakpo, who then had a blow blocked by Ricardo Pereira.

Reds’ chances were still gathering without returning as Díaz was shot, before hemansen rushed to deny Costas Tsimika, Salah cured a wide effort and Diogo Jota headed beyond Liverpool’s 20th post, while Coady had the ball in Liverpool’s net in the 67th minute, but his host was in the scene, but Patson, falling in love with Patson, falling in love with Patson, falling in love with Patson, falling in love with Patson, falling in love with Patson, falling in love with Patson, falling in love with Patson. Fouling Alisson Becker.

Visitors returned to the front leg immediately, and after Salah and Joti both hit the wood, Alexander-Arnold was destroyed in the winner before ripping his shirt and celebrating in front of Liverpool fans, who cheered “we will win the league” after seeing their side victories.

regardless of LeicesterThe brave screen, their removal was confirmed as they extended their unwanted PL record of nine consecutive home games without a goal, while Liverpool is a victory away from securing the title.

FlashScore man of the match: Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool)

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